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Sep 12

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President Bush Defends Iraq War Despite New Senate Report

President Bush defended the invasion of Iraq this week, drawing criticism from Democrats who claimed he was politcizing the Sept. 11 anniversary. Two senators debate the war and the disputed link between Iraq and al-Qaida.

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Sep 11

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Americans Still Feel Impact of 9/11 on Life, Politics

On the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, memories of the destruction and victims remain fresh in people's minds. Eight Americans talk to Jim Lehrer about how the day's events have impacted their lives.

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Sep 07

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U.S. General in Iraq Discusses Handover of Military Forces

As the United States formally transferred control of Iraq's military force to Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government Thursday, sectarian violence continued in Iraq. Army Lt. Gen. Peter Chiarelli, commander of the multi-national forces, discusses the handover and new interrogation rules.

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Sep 05

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Marine Reflects on Personal Impact of 9/11

Sgt. Lazaro Arocha, a New Yorker who joined the Marines one day following the Sept. 11 attacks, served in Iraq, and is now a recruiter, shares his story as the first in a series on Americans changed by 9/11.

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Aug 31

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President Outlines U.S. Plans on Winning War on Terrorism

President Bush has begun a series of speeches to boost support for the war on terrorism. A Democrat and Republican debate U.S. foreign policy and its impacts on mid-term elections.

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Aug 29

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Sectarian Clash Leaves at Least 60 Dead in Southern Iraqi City

Diwaniyah was calm Tuesday, a day after militia loyal to Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr and the Iraqi army battled for 12 hours, killing 40 gunmen and 23 soldiers. Analysts assess what the fighting says about the Iraq government's ability to…

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Aug 28

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Shiite Militia, Iraqi Forces Clash in Southern Iraq

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Fighting between Shiite militiamen loyal to radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr and U.S. and Iraqi soldiers left at least 34 people dead and 70 injured in the southern city of Diwaniyah Monday, officials said.

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Aug 25

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Analysts Discuss Growing Republican Voices Against War in Iraq

Analysts Mark Shields and Ramesh Ponnuru discuss political stories of the week, including comments made by two prominent Republicans criticizing the Bush administration on its handling of the war in Iraq.

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Aug 23

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U.S. Marines to Recall 1,200 Reservists to Iraq and Afghanistan

The Pentagon announced Tuesday that in the next few months some 1,200 Marine reservists, formerly active-duty service members, will be recalled for duty in the war on terror in Iraq and Afghanistan. Experts discuss the consequences of the decision.

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Aug 21

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Saddam Begins Trial for Ordering Deaths of Thousands of Kurds

Former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein is being tried for ordering the genocide of thousands of Kurds in northern Iraq during his rule.

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